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Red Hills Salamander

Posted on February 25, 2008 by Sarah

Red Hills isn’t only a location in Candles to the Sun:

The Red Hills Salamander is also the state amphibian of Alabama and is a threatened species, due in most part to people destroying its habitat.

You can learn more about the Red Hills of Alabama and the Salamander in this video clip.

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